See gint on Wiktionary
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"ref": "c. 1570, Schei Psalter, Psalm 144, verse 13:",
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"text": "ꙟ҆мпъръ́цїѧта̀,ꙟ҆пъръцїѧта̀,ꙟ҆нᲅоа҆тевѣкᲂуре́ле,шивлъдъчїѧта̀.ꙟ҆нᲅоа҆теџинᲅꙋре́лешиџи́нᲅᲂуре",
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"text": "ꙟ҆мпъръ́цїѧта̀,ꙟ҆пъръцїѧта̀,ꙟ҆нᲅоа҆тевѣкᲂуре́ле,шивлъдъчїѧта̀.ꙟ҆нᲅоа҆теџинᲅꙋре́лешиџи́нᲅᲂуре",
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